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Two curious minds tackling business, money, lifestyle and a lot more informative topics that are sure to fire up equally curious minds.

In the fast-evolving age of technology, Dave and Tyler share their journey on how podcasting became their platform to remotely share their vast knowledge in business to hundreds of people. Take a peek at their exciting podcast plans, Smokin’ Hot topics, and relatable experiences in the ‘new normal’ world of business. Our philosophy is based on many beliefs and values that guide us in the daily ope

08/06/2026

⛽ Why do Canadian gas prices spike when conflicts happen overseas, even though we produce so much of our own energy?

It can be frustrating, but the reality comes down to macroeconomics. Although Canada is a highly resilient net energy exporter, oil is ultimately traded on a global market. When geopolitical conflicts—like the war in the Middle East—threaten international supply chains, the global price of crude goes up, taking our domestic prices right along with it.

In our latest article, we explore these lessons and what they mean for the broader energy landscape. Read the full insight in our newsroom today!
🔗 https://ow.ly/FwbE50ZkKIF

08/05/2026

🛢️ Energy Transitions: Evolution, Not Instant Replacement ⚡

When it comes to global energy, the transition away from traditional sources like oil is far more complex than daily headlines suggest. While new green technologies continue to develop, the reality is that major energy transitions take decades—not just a few years.

Replacing global infrastructure requires massive capital, decades of development, and immense raw resources. Furthermore, recent geopolitical shifts have highlighted a critical priority for nations around the world: energy independence and supply security.

As the saying goes: energy transitions are an evolution, not a direct replacement.

Watch the clip to hear our discussion on why traditional energy continues to play an essential, structural role in global markets and portfolios!

08/04/2026

🛢️ Despite decades of headlines surrounding the green energy transition, global dependence on oil remains remarkably resilient. Is the energy landscape actually shifting as fast as we are told?

In our latest article, "Our Continuing Dependence on Oil: Will the Energy Landscape Shift?", we look past the political rhetoric to look at the structural realities of global energy consumption. From industrial manufacturing to heavy transport, oil remains the fundamental engine of the global economy—presenting critical implications for long-term investors.

Read the full insight in our newsroom today!
🔗 https://ow.ly/h43450ZkKGK

07/30/2026

💡 Why will artificial intelligence drive demand for energy and computing power higher, even as it becomes more efficient? It all comes down to an economic concept called Jevons Paradox.

As technology advances and makes a resource significantly cheaper and more efficient to use, our total consumption of that resource actually rises rather than declines. In the age of AI, more efficient algorithms mean lower costs per compute cycle, which will completely explode the global demand for data centers, infrastructure, and power.

In our latest article, "What Jevons Paradox Tells Us About the World Around Us," we break down why this historical framework is so critical for modern technology investors.

Read the full insight in our newsroom today!
🔗 https://ow.ly/G2CN50ZkKwj

07/29/2026

💡 What Jevons Paradox Tells Us About the World Today ⚙️

Ever wonder why making something more efficient doesn't actually lower our consumption? Welcome to Jevons Paradox.

Historically, when coal engines became more efficient, people assumed coal consumption would drop. Instead, making engines cheaper and more practical caused coal demand to skyrocket because society simply built and did more.

We are seeing the exact same pattern unfold today across our energy infrastructure and technology:
• AI & Compute: Efficiency in tech isn't reducing power usage; it's driving massive demand for new electricity grids and raw natural resources.
• Human Productivity: Increasing efficiency doesn't mean we work 5 hours instead of 8—it means we do twice as much in those same 8 hours, consuming resources at an even faster rate.

Efficiency creates velocity, not complacency. Watch the clip to learn how this economic paradox shapes market demand and the future of resource consumption!

07/29/2026

🎉 Huge News & Congratulations to the Team! 🌟

We are deeply honored to announce that Tower Wealth Advisory has been recognized as one of Wealth Professional Magazine’s 2026 5-Star Advisory Teams! 🏆

This milestone is a testament to our team’s unwavering dedication to providing independent, top-tier wealth management, transparent advice, and custom financial strategies for our clients across Canada.

To our clients: thank you for your continued trust and partnership. Achievements like this are made possible because of you! 🥂✨

07/28/2026

💡 Does making something more efficient actually decrease how much we use it? Economics says otherwise.

Enter Jevons Paradox: the principle that as technological progress increases the efficiency with which a resource is used, the total consumption of that resource actually rises. From coal in the 19th century to data and computing power in the age of AI, greater efficiency lowers costs, which explodes demand.

In our latest article, "What Jevons Paradox Tells Us About the World Around Us," we dive into this fascinating concept and explore how it shapes resource consumption, tech adoption, and macro market trends today.

Read the full insight in our newsroom!
🔗 https://ow.ly/V4i250ZkKsI

07/23/2026

🤖 Are we letting fear overshadow efficiency?

It is completely normal to feel uncertain about the rapid advancement of technology. While 70% of people fear AI will make finding work harder, the technology is driving massive productivity.

In our latest article, "AI: Job Fear vs. Efficiency," we look at how recent studies show AI cuts task times by up to 75%, fueling a rapid rise in workforce adoption. Instead of an apocalypse, we are seeing an evolution in how we work.

Read the full perspective in our newsroom today!
🔗 https://ow.ly/pWAH50ZkKfg

07/22/2026

📺 Challenging the AI Job Apocalypse 🤖💼

There is a lot of fear out there right now about AI taking away everyone's jobs. But if history teaches us anything, major technological shifts don't destroy work—they transform it.

Over 60% of today’s occupations didn't even exist before 1940. Just like past industrial and technological revolutions, AI is driving productivity, which ultimately creates brand-new demand, industry requirements, and careers we can't even imagine yet.

Instead of a total "job apocalypse," we are looking at a retooling of the workforce. Roles won't necessarily vanish; the way we do our jobs will simply become more efficient and focused on higher-value tasks.

Watch the video as we discuss why adaptability—not panic—is the key to navigating the AI transition!

07/21/2026

🤖 Are we facing an AI job apocalypse?

The existential fear of AI taking over human jobs is a powerful narrative right now. In fact, according to The Economist, 70% of people believe AI will make finding work harder, with a third expecting widespread job losses. But is this fear grounded in reality, or are we underestimating human adaptability?

In our newest article, "Beyond the Existential Fear of AI", we look past the sensational headlines to explore how major technological shifts historically evolve the workforce rather than simply erasing it.

Read the full perspective in our newsroom today!
🔗 https://ow.ly/fLRV50ZkJXm

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